Cascade Notes and Regional Developments
Livingston of Brooklyn visits Cascade while Columbia to open a P Burns Co branch in Columbia. Grand Forks postmaster appointed C W White. Repudiated stage service due to bad roads, steamers Rossland and Minto to resume. Miner reports mail delays between Nelson and Kokanee Creek.
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Lot M. Livingston
Brooklyn
Cascade
Columbia
P. Burns & Co
Grand Forks
Greenwood
Marcus
Duke, Cameron
Boundary Country
John Munro
Presbyterian Church At
Golden
East Kootenay
Niagara
Rossland
Minto
Columbia River
Postal delays plague Boundary Creek mail route
For three months mail between Ross land and Boundary Creek runs slow with four to six days to Greenwood. The gap occurs after railway departure, and residents urge postal authorities to investigate and fix the delay in this important frontier region.
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Rossland
Boundary Creek Country
Greenwood
Pastenersan
Boundary Creek
Dining Parlor Boards Embrace Soaring Popularity
A Columbia dining parlor sees a surge in board enthusiasm as patrons praise its popular menu and social buzz. Community crowds gather, boosting foot traffic and local chatter about new offerings.
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C. W. White
Kamloops
Frank Hutchinson
Republic
G. A. Eastman
Canada
George H. Williams
Great Northern Railway
Gateway City
S. R. Reid
Christina Lake
Burnt Basin
Buffalo Hump
Idaho
Kootenay
Neleon
Kokanee Creek
Neleon Tribune
Nelson Re
Quinlivan& Ross
Club
First Ave
City
Cagade, B.C
the Art. Gaunce.&wick Wire
Mahaftry’s
Mahaffy
Cascade, B